The breakup of a family is hard on everyone, but the children in such situations often suffer most. At Anchor Family Law, our attorneys and staff put a special emphasis on protecting children affected by their parents’ separation or divorce. We focus on helping parents communicate effectively with their children about the process they are experiencing. Solid and positive communication can help children better understand what is happening around them and reduce the trauma they might experience.
When our law firm handles divorce cases involving children, we go the extra mile to ensure that their best interests are our top priority. We help clients develop ways to communicate positively with their kids. Whenever possible, we work to establish custody and visitation schedules that work for both parents and their children.
In Massachusetts divorces, it doesn’t really matter whether couple was married if the partnership produced children. Our lawyers work with people in situations like these who need help with child custody and parenting time:
Many of our lawyers and staff at Anchor Family Law are parents themselves. We know how important it is to create stable and loving environments for children. We work hard to put your children front and center during the divorce process. We will help you develop a parenting plan that works for you, the other parent, and your children.
Our law firm has established a network of experts to help with child custody and parenting plan matters. These include child custody evaluators, child psychologists, and social workers who can help develop solid parenting plans. We can steer clients toward recommended babysitters, housekeepers and others who can assist parents as their family dynamics change. Your life after the divorce process ends is important to us. We want you to be in a position that allows you and your children to succeed in your new lives.
For a free initial consultation with our Bristol County divorce lawyers, contact Anchor Family Law at 508-557-1138 or use our online form to make an appointment.